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May 10, 2005
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Minutes
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
6:30pm
Village Hall
The Village of Capitan Board of Trustees held their regular council
meeting on May 10, 2005 at the Village Hall Building. Mayor Sederwall
called the meeting to order at 6:30 pm. Trustees present were George
Tippin, Bill Martin, Ed Davis and Bobbie Shearer.
There was moment of silence and the Pledge of Allegiance
Consent Agenda Motion by Trustee Shearer seconded by Trustee Martin to
accept the consent agenda and account payable. Roll Call: Trustee
Shearer yes, Trustee Davis yes, Trustee Martin yes, Trustee Tippin yes.
Resolution 2005-15 Correctional Fund Motion by Trustee Shearer seconded
by Trustee Davis to accept Resolution 2005-15 Correctional Fund. Roll
Call: Trustee Tippin yes, Trustee Martin yes, Trustee Davis yes,
Trustee Shearer yes.
Resolution 2005-26 Lodger’s Tax Motion by Trustee Tippin seconded
Trustee Martin to accept Resolution 2005-26 Lodger’s Tax. Roll Call:
Trustee Tippin yes, Trustee Martin yes, Trustee Davis yes, Trustee
Shearer yes.
Lodger’s Tax Lincoln Day’s Cowboy Shooters The applicants were not
present and had not submitted any paperwork. Mayor recommended that we
move to the next item.
Ed Tinsley ETZ Water Report A letter was read by a representative from
Ed Tinsley staff; presenting a proposal for the Village to look as a
starting point for negotiation. Ken Nosker addresses the water rights
and the issues of transferring the water rights to the Village.
Question that were brought up in the discussion: The water storage
capacity needed, water well that might be needed, the booster station,
the water rights, the liability of the Village on the roads in the
subdivision if the system is put in, what will this do to other
subdivision outside the Village limits. Trustees stated that guideline
needs to be carefully looked at for the future needs of the Village’s
best interest.
Motion by Trustee Martin seconded by Trustee Shearer for the Village to
enter into negotiations with Mr. Tinsley and his representatives to
determine his proposals are keeping in the best interest of this
Village, in the fact that we can do this and meet everyone needs. Roll
Call: Trustee Shearer yes, Trustee Davis yes, Trustee Martin yes,
Trustee Tippin no.
A committee was formed consisting of Terry Cox, David Cox, Steve
Osborn, Trustee Bill Martin and Mr. Tinsley and/or his representatives.
Chamber of Commerce Mary Brother requested that the Village look into
sponsoring the events due to insurance burden on the Chamber. The
events of concern are: Smokey Bear Days, 4 of July Parade and Carnival,
Art Show during the Lincoln County Fair and Hometown Bazaars.
Smokey Bear Days The Mayor and Trustees applaud the Smokey Bear
Committee Volunteers for an excellent 2 Annual Smokey Bear Days event.
Trustee Martin wanted to thank Eddie Tutor, Mary Brothers and the
Chamber of Commerce, Hometown Smokey Bear Association, United State
Forestry Service, New Mexico State Forestry, Trustee Tippin, Peter
Renick, the Fire Departments, and the other volunteers. Bill asks that
the Village be involved in the event.
Mayor requested that item 8 and 9 be moved to after the executive
session due to the pending litigation of CCNG.
Baseball Field Groundbreaking for the baseball field will be May 18 at
6:30 pm, Representative Foley and Senator Adair will be present. The
water will be donated for the construction by the Village.
Bid approval for Bulk Water Station Motion by Trustee Martin seconded
by Trustee Davis to accept the Bulk Water Station bid by Municipal
Solution in the sum of
$26,074.00. Roll Call: Trustee Shearer yes, Trustee Davis yes, Trustee
Martin yes, Trustee Tippin yes.
ForemanlSupervisor Report Terry Cox stated that Smith Engineering is on
schedule for the CDBG project.
Johnathon LaMay stated that the Mapp project will be completed by next
week. Trustee Davis asks about the new culvert that was replaced near
Randy Spears property. We will be getting a letter of concern.
Johnathon stated the cost of curb cuts and the council stated to raise
the prices to cover the cost and loss money.
Break was taken from 7:50 pm to 8:00 pm.
Budget Workshop Motion by Trustee Martin seconded Trustee Davis to
accept the budget as presented to the council. Roll Call: Trustee
Shearer yes, Trustee Davis yes, Trustee Martin yes, Trustee Tippin no.
The budget proposal does not include a salary increase for employees.
The MVD clerk will go from part time to full time. The budget reflects
a 10% increase in insurance rates. On capital outlay General Fund total
of $109,000. (Snowplow $4,000; Side mount mower $45,000; Shop $60,000)
On capital outlay Utility/Water Fund total of $50,000. (Truck $30,000;
Rock Breaker $20,000)
Resolution 2005-27 Budget Approval for 2005-2006 Motion by Trustee
Shearer seconded by Trustee Davis to accept Resolution 2005-27 Budget
Approval for 2005-2006. Roll Call: Trustee Tippin no, Trustee Martin
yes, Trustee Davis yes, Trustee Shearer yes.
Executive Session Motion by Trustee Martin seconded by Trustee Davis to
go into executive session at 8:03 pm to discuss Section l0-15-(H) 2
Personnel Matters-Animal Control and Police Department and; Section
10-15-(H)7 Pending Litigation of CCNG. Roll Call: Trustee Tippin yes,
Trustee Martin yes, Trustee Davis yes, Trustee Shearer yes.
Regular Session Motion by Trustee Tippin seconded by Trustee Davis to
go back into regular session at 9:23 pm. All in favor, motion carried.
Trustee Shearer attested that only Personnel Matters-Animal Control and
Police Department; Pending Litigation of CCNG was discussed.
Section 10-15-1(H) 2 Personnel Matters-Animal Control and Police
Department
Motion by Trustee Shearer seconded by Trustee Martin for the Village
Attorney to draft a letter as directed requiring personnel for Code
Enforcer/Animal Control. All in favor, motion carried.
Trustee Shearer seconded Trustee Tippin to have Trustee Davis, Trustee
Martin and another person of their choice to review and interview for a
Police of Chief. All in favor, motion carried.
Section 10-15-1(H) 2 Pending Litigation of CCNG Motion by Trustee
Shearer seconded by Trustee Martin to have our Attorney file the
appropriate pleading regarding the pending litigation of Capitan
Carrizozo National Gas and the Town of Carrizozo; and to draft letter
to the DFA and Attorney General’s Office. All in favor, motion carried.
Motion by Trustee Tippin seconded to Trustee Davis to adjourn the
meeting at 9:25 pm. All in favor, motion carried.
Bobbi Shearer, Mayor Pro Tern
ATTEST:
Anna Gail Grassie, Village Clerk
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